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Xif SARAH, and fays me belong SfiSs I of Prince George'' county 1 toe five fee WALL5), ot rrww complexion. Her high, flout majv he, away. ffaftT 1 DYSON, Sheiff Pie Point, March II, 1780. Potato the diKOioa. of U.

Wt of HOPKINS's FANCY, containing loo JL being fituated within three miles ot this place I Son i comfortable dwelling, tobacw houfe and SeTout houfes, with an excellent apple orchard particular! will be made known on the day of Tale, by RICHARD HOPKINS. ACAUTION, To thofc who are difpofed to bujrthe LAN HOPKINS's FANCY. TAVING conveyances from Gerard Hopkins, Eli zabeth Hopkins, widow of the late Philip Hop En from the eldeft fon of Philip Hopkins, from Richard Hopkins the fecond fon, from Richard Dowell and his wife and daughter, from Hutton and wife, another daughter, of their parts of the faid land and hiving other claims againft the faid land, it it with concern that I fee Richard Hopkins undertake to ad tertife to fell that land upon the 1 5th day of April, without my knowledge or confent. The em banaJTment upon it requiring the beft counfel, I repeatedly propofed to Richard Hopkins and all concern cd, to apply to the honourable theHhancellor. for his luthority and direction, and I went and waited at Annapolis for that purpofe a long time in vain under thefe circumftances I think it fair to publifh this cauti tion.

It is my intereft that the. land wall be fold for the utmoft price that can be obtained and I earneftlvr defire thatjuftice may be done to every one concerned, but I do not apprehend thefe good effects will arife under the management of Mr. Richard Hopkins, and I therefore object to his interfering in this manner. STEPHEN WEST. The imported HORSE ECLIPSE, STANDS at Collington Meadows for this feafon, and will cover mares at 5I.

per mare, and 26 cafh to the groom. He is a fine chefnut forrel, with large black fpots all over him, a fmall blaze arid one white foot, he is full fifteen hands two inches high, his flock is remarkably (tout and beautiful, and his pedigree equal to any horfe ever imported. Good pafturage for mares at 39 per week, but will not be anfwerable for any accidents or efcapes. THOMAS HARRISON. N.

fi. Produce will be taken in payment at a price that may be agreed upon. March 5, 1789. VENETIAN, WILL Hand for MARES this feafon at FRANCIS TOLSON, Efquire's plantation, in Prince George's county, 5 miles from the ferry oppofite Alex andria, at five guineas each mare, and a dollar the groom, or three guineas each mare, and three and nine fence to the if paid by the firll of Auguft, ut will not be anfwerable for accidents or efcapes. flnnA nnC lf J.11 I.

vjwu giui iui jittii a autiar per wcck. Vene tian is a fine bay, fifteen hands and an half high, with length and bone in proportion; he was bred by Sir lames Pennyman, bart. of Yorkhire, and got by Doge, his dam by Jennifon Shaftoe Snap, fire of Goldfinder, Gnawpoft, Dafey and other good runners, his grand dam by old Fox; Doge was got by Regulus, fon of the Godolphin Arabian, his dam by Crab, his grand dam by Dyer's Dimple, which was got by Lced's Arabian. Venetian, at five years jold, won the king's plate at Newcaftle, and the fifty" pounds for all ages, the fame week, beating Mr. Fenwick's famous mare Spider Brufher, and feveral others, fifteen days after he won the king's plate at Carlifle, beating lord Surry's famous horfe Bon Mot, and run fecond to High Flyer York.

Signed JOHN KIRKTON, Venetian's Jockey. THOMAS COATES, the Trainer. Thirfk, November 26, 1787. rirrn March 21, 1 789. llHEREAS it appears by lifts returned to me by VV) feveral deputies, that a of perfons in ua county are in arrears for taxes for 1783, 1784 and JSJ and whereas the general aiTembly did, at the tt leffion, pafs an aft authorifing the governor and wuncil to appoint a perfon or perfons to purchafe pro for debts due the Hate this is to give no arc indebted for taxes as above, "utthefubferiber fhall give immediate directions to Jis deputies to call on them for their balances, and if 57 do not pay, to proceed immediately to execute for longer indulgence can poffibly be given 2.

RICHARD HARWOOD, jun. late collector of Aant Aiundel County. Purfuant to the1 direfUona of the worfnipfui corporation of this city, will be SOLD on Saturday the 18th of April next, ort the premifcs; A BRICK HOUSE, Handing on Mirket ftreet; and now in the occupation of Mr. CHARLES WALLACE. Twelve months credit will be allowed the purchafer.on bond with good fecurity being given.

Further particulars will be made known on the day of falc. JOHN DAVIDSON; JAMES WILLIAMS; FREDERICK GREEN. I THE fubferiber requefls all perfons indebted to the eflate of HENRY MAY late of Anne. Arundel county, deceafed; upon bond, note or open account, to come in and pay their refpective balances alfo, that all perfons having claims againft faid deceafed will bring them in legally attefted, to 3 RIL'HAKD jun. Executor.

Anne Arundel county, March 13, 1789. THE fubferiber, in confluence of the generous encouragement he met with from feveral gentlemen, begs leave to inform the particularly thofc that wifh to promote literature, that he propofes opening a SCHOOL on the firft day of April next, in a commodious houfe, appropriated to that ufe by Mr. Henry Hall, near the Governor's Bridge, in which will be taught the GREEK and LATIN LANGUAGES on the mod modern and approved plan, now extant, at the rate of feven pounds per annum. His pupils will give fpecimens of their progrefs by two exhibitions annually. He Batters himfelf that by his affiduity and unremitting attention, he will merit and perpetuate the cfteem of all his employers, W3 HUGH MAGUIRE.

N. B. BOARDING may be procured here on good terms. Purfuant to the laft will and teflament of captain JOHN EDEN, late of Saint Mary's county, deceafed, will be SOLD, at PUBLIC SALE, on Wedncfday the I cth of April next, at Chaptico, if fair, if not the next fair day, for ready MONEY or TOBACCO, the following property, belonging to the eftate of the aforefaid deceafed, viz. FOUR NEGROES, confifting of a woman, a boy and two children alfo a STILL, a DESK and BOOK CASE, and a few BOOKS; likewife two TRACTS of LAND, lying in Saint Mary's county, within two miles of Chaptico, one of which containing about 1 8c acres, and the other about 70 acres.

All thofc indebted to the late captain Eden, are re quefted to make immediate payment, and thofe having claims againft the eftate are once more defired to bring them in legally proved, to wj MARGARET EDEN, Executrix. 7 CHARLES LLEWELLIN, Executor. N. B. The creditors of the late captain Eden are requeued to meet at Chaptico, on the day of fale.

ALL perfons having claims againft the eftate of Mr. JOHN JOHNSON, late of this city, de cealed, are requefted to bring them in properly authenticated, and thofe indebted to the eftate are moft ear neftly called on to make immediate payment to the fubferiber, that he may be quickly enabled to difcharge the claims againft the eftate. The very great indulgence which the debtors generally have experienced from the deceafed, will, I hope, induce many to pay the proper attention to this advertifement thofe who neglect may depend that fuits will be inftantly inftituted againft them to November court, without refpcfl to perfons. ROBERT JOHNSON, Adminiftrator. Annapolis, March 24, 1789.

3 Annapolis, April 1, 1789. WE, the fubferibers, appointed by the honourable the chancellor of this ftate, under and by virtue of an aft of the general aiTembly, pafled at the laft feffion, to adjuft the claims againft ANTHONY STEWART, formerly refiding in this city, but now in Nova Scotia, and to make a dividend of the produce of his eftate among his creditors, which was confiscated and fold for the payment of his debts, do hereby give notice, that we have given fecurity for the due performance of the faid truft, are ready to enter upon the execution thareof, and to receive the applications of all perfons interefted and we do requeft all perfon or perfons having in their poffeflion any books or accounts of the faid Anthony Stewart, to give information thereof as foon as poflible. The creditors are re uefted to meet at Mr. MANN tavern, on Tuefday 26th of May next, at 1 1 o'clock forenoon, tt a K. JJuniNX, iTruftees R.

B. LATIMER, Annapolis, March 6 1788. On Monday the twentieth day of April next will be SOLD, at PUBLIC VENDUE, at Hill's pelight near Annapolis, A VARIETY of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP and HOGS, and other articles too tedious to mention, the property of RALPH FORSTER, deceafed; alfo, the remaining time of a leafe, which will expire on the 25th of December, 1 791, the terms of which may be known on application to Mr. WILLIAM STEUART, who has power to contract, and who will receive any claims againft the faid eftate, legally proved, in my abfence and thofe indebted are requefted to miV trrrArdiM Bavmcnt. 1.

7 An' away" from trie iubtcfibefi 2 young jGr6 A XT 11. A wir. jt win, ciuica xjtw i un uic 1 jin mi ivirvu 1 789 his drefs Is an ofnabrlg fliirt; ana cotton waliU Coat and breeches it ia probable he will change his drefs as he has other cloaths 1 he is an artful, dtccivm fellow, about feet of 4 inches high; and flolca larg fum of money two or three days before he went off it is thought he is gone off with his overfeer, ROBERT JACKSON, who is gone 4wa with Jofhua Pcarcc'i tvifc; Whoever Ukes up and fecures the faid negroi, Audi be entitled to EIGHT DOLLARS REWARD tf ELIZABETH RAWLINGSi March 19, By virtue of a writ of txfenas, to me dl: reeled from the general court; will be expofed td PUBLIC SALE, at the houi'e of Mr. WILLIAM GOLDSMITH, in Annapolis, on Saturday the i itM of April ncxti r. TWO valuable country borri NEGROES; taten as the property of JOHN ADDISON and wite, admrs.

of Thomas Watkins, and fold for the ufe of John Hall. falc to beat 11 o'clock, A. M. for ready cafh only. DAVID STEUART, late fheriff of Anne Arundel County.

For SALE, By the fubferiber; appoihted truftee by the honourable1 the chancery court of Maryland; THAT well known ferry at Rock Hall, lately occupied by Mr. BASIL NOIEL. There it on the premifes a good framed houfe, 36 feet fquarc; four rooms on the lower floor, and three lodging rooms, with four fire places, with a pafiage through the houfe, and good dry cellar, with a partition therein there is a good kitchen adjoining the dwelling houfe, by a very convenient fummer room, that haa two corner cupboards and feats around the fame the kitchen is lathed and plaiftered, with convenient rooml above flairs, finifhed for lodging waiters and gentkmcu'a fcrvants. There is a ftable with a paved floorj and Carriage houfe adjoining, a negro quarter, meat houfe, a good com houfe, hen houfe, blackfmith's fhop, and a convenient warchoufe, at the landing, with a pailcd in garden, and a young peach orchard. There is a goo.i well of water in the yard, and a fpring within thirty yards of the houfe.

There is belonging to the above property 1 50 acrel of land, half of which is cleared and under good fences, divided in fields, and two lots of fix or eight acres each, adapted to clover or timothy. From its public fituation it is well known to poffefs every advantage that can be expected from keeping a tavern and ferry acrofs the bay to Annapolis and Baltimore town; it is remarkably healthy; the waters abound with good rock fifh, perch, crabs, oyfters, and in their feafon, a qantity of wild fowl. The fale to be made, on the jjremiles by public auction, the 12th day of May, if fair, if not the firft fair day thereafter. 6w JAMES RINGGOLD; March 31, 1789. Calvert county, January 22, 1789.

OMMnTED to my cuftody as a runaway, the 6th inft. a NEGRO FELLOW, Who calls himfelf CHARLES, and fays he belongs to RICHARD MILLINGTON, of Talbot county and has been run away about eighteen months he is five feet nine inches and an half high, flout made and of a yellow ifh complexion. His mafter is defired to pay charges' and take him away. J0HN SKeriff DANCINGSCHOOL LOUIS ROUSSELL, RESPECTFULLY informs the ladies and gentlemen of Annapolis, that he intends to open his" SCHOOL on Friday the 17th of April, for the pur pofe of perfecting young ladies and gentlemen in the branches of that ufeful and becoming accomplifhment he will teach immediately the following dances fuch as le minuet audinaire, with par graue, la minuet de la cour, with the gavat allemonde, perigourdine, hornpipe, country dances, cotillons, with proper fteps. Thofe who pleafe to honour him with their commands may depend he will exert his utmoft endeavours to merit their approbation.

The hours of attendance will be from ten to twelve in the ntorning and from four to feven in the afternoon, of Friday and Saturday. Mr. RouiTell begs leave to allure the public, that at tendance and affiduity may be relied on and die great eft regard will be paid to decorum. N. B.

He purpofes to attend private families, and to pay the greateft attention to good order and regularity towards the pupils Committed to his care, wj Annapolis, March 19, 1789; CARELESS, STANDS this feafon at Strawberry. Hill, and covers at three dollars a mare, and half a dollar to the groom if the is fent with the mare, or at four dollars a mare, and half a dollar to the groom, on ere' dit, or at two barrels of corn and three millings and nine pence to the groom provided the corn is delivered before the firft day of June next, at Strawberry. Hill. Good pafturage for mares at three flfillirigs and nine pence per week, under a good fence, but will not be anfwerable for efcapes or other accidents, cvr 9 RICHARD March 30, 1789s'.